Latest Ram 2500 News

More than 600 Ram 2500 and 3500 pickups are being recalled for an issue affecting their brakes, but a remedy isn't available just yet.

Ram Trucks Australia says the Ram 2500 Warlock, the first Hemi V8-powered pickup in local showrooms since 2024, marks the start of a new era.

The boss of Ram Trucks Australia says Australia’s relatively new emissions legislation could push prices up, although their impact remains uncertain.

The Hemi V8 has returned to Australia in the Ram 2500 Warlock, but the brand says six-cylinder engines will remain in its core models, with further V8 options focused on high-performance variants such as the 1500 TRX.

The famous Hemi V8 is returning to Ram’s Australian lineup for the first time in almost two years, under the bonnet of the heavy-duty 2500 Warlock.

A number of Ram 2500 pickups have been recalled to rectify an issue with their stability control system.

The Ram 2500 Warlock has been approved for sale in Australia, paving the way for the brand’s first new Hemi V8-powered model here since it switched to six-cylinder engines in 2025.

A manufacturing defect could see the stability control, airbags and seatbelt pre-tensioners in certain Ram products not work properly.

The Ram 2500 and Ram 3500 have been updated with a more powerful engine and better technology for its mid-life update.

With an on-road price north of $180k, Aussie buyers of new heavy-duty Ram trucks have luxury on their mind, the company claims.

A total of 27 Ram pickup trucks are being recalled because their curtain airbag inflators could unexpectedly rupture and send shrapnel flying.

Ram's heavy-duty pickups will continue to offer V8 power in the US, but the real news is an overhauled turbo-diesel inline six.

The Hemi V8 may not be dead yet, with the iconic engine potentially being given a stay of execution in the Ram 2500 – at least in the US.

Love Ram 2500s and Yellowstone? You're in luck, with a new limited-edition pickup launching in Australia to celebrate the show's last season.

Here's your first look at the updated range of Ram Heavy Duty pickups, which are in the final stages of road testing.

All three Ram pickup nameplates in Australia are impacted by a recall, due to a fault which could prevent the driver's airbag from working.